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See Latest ArticlesAssessment and management of dangerous and severe personality disorders
Current Opinion in Psychiatry, 07/31/09
Vollm B – Evidence for the effectiveness of any interventions for dangerous and severe personality disorders is limited. This poses particular ethical challenges for forensic psychiatrists who are increasingly expected to become involved in the management of individuals who pose a risk to others.
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